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National Union aIcotIug.
Correspondence Of the In.tlltga.eer.

toHtSp0Hue1lcc OF INC 1Nettl1eHcer. ss.-.
Fremont, 20, June 2l,-senate OF the
National Union met at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to.
day in the hall OF Edna Council No. Ga,
President Cfeager, OF Fremont. Twenty
two senators are present The officers
reports chow tho order to be in very
prosperous condition. There wera April
80, 1857, 1921 members, an increase Of
5000 during the fiscal year. There have
been collected and diabursed in favor Of
the benefit Sl35. $50. Among the moet
important business transacted to.dsy was
an amendment giving the Senate power
Of disc;plining It's own membere instead Of
referring the matter to councils. g5..
Toledo is very anxious to secure the
headquarters Of tho National Union, il it
10 moved from Mansfield, and I think it
it will be. 56 81, .52s +. "a.
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No Quarrel with Tx. confederates.

There is at least one agreeable feature
Of the ugly flag business. The return Of
those furled banners wGs not asked for by
the men who lost them, their return was
not hatched by the men who fought on
Che Confederate side, and 80 wo have 10
quarrel with tho boys who wore the gray.
The affair is between those Northern
men who stand with The boys who wore
the blue and those who don't. Tho Presi.
dent and his Secretary Of War are North
ern men, and scapegoat Drum, if he must
come In for q share OF the blame, is a
Pennsyivsnisu.
Before the war there wan numerous
class Of Northern men very happily
dubbed Doughtsces, and OF thia time the
goubriquet Is with great propristy applied
to men Of the Cieveland-Eudicott stripe.
II there be anybody who did not quite
understand what Doughlsce was, let
him look upon thoge worthless and behold
the real thing in iull feather. The Chi
cago Tribune touches this feature Of the
matter with great pertinency and force:
Few worda need be wasted on Drum.
He Is an old State.aoyereignty Democrat,
and, although In the regular army ct the
time Of the rebellion, his sympathies
were known to be 80 strong with the
South that 10 could not be trusted with q
command, and wao pnt on detached duty
on the Pacific coast. Moreover, his part
in the Rsbel-nsg epiaode wac eimply that
Of y aubordins.s officer who could only
act ss commanded by hiB superiofa. The
responsible parties arc Cleveland and En-
dcott-two Northern men with South
ern principles" both reared in loyal States
remote from the Influences OF elavery and
secegssoniam, and who might therefore ba
supposed to havo come decent regard for
the trophies won by the Union veterans;
but who, instead, rushed forward eager 10
make apologize eurrendeyB which even
tho ex-Con!ederates did not ask or expect.
They sought to anticipate the deeires of
the ex-Rebels and to curry favor by vol
uItary, unexpected offerings. Animated
by this dastaldly spirit, and absolutely
without any appreciation Of tho signif-
cameo which attaches to the trophies Of
the Union army, they have brought down
upon themselves the wett-merited wrath
and contempt OF tho aolid North. The
North has 10 quarrel With the South, but
will settle the account with Its own Dough-
faces.
From past experience we Rra encourar-
ed to believe that the North is quite able
to take care Of Its Doughfaces Of this day.
They have the itch oil Office, and circurl-
stances will give the people whack ct
them, unless their own party ehall develop
within itself 4 sentiment strong enough to
overthrow them. 4. ny :{$
The chiei Of tho Doughiaces has lost his
grip with the great majority Of tho men
who were on the Union eide in the late
unpleassntnesB, and 10 can't Tool them
any more. He has shown his colora,
which happen not to be their celore. The
iig ia up with Mr.. Cleveland and those
who stand by him.
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". VA, JUNE ~. 1887.
Let Our Light 40 Shine.

with our abundance OF natural gas
Wheeling can make such display during
tho biz Reunion as no city in this country
or any other has sver made. Our hills
and our river front and our highways can
be illuminated as to make miles Of dsz.
ling blaze that, viii light up the country
round about. ss5- <.
lilo quantity we add little taste and
ingenuity in arrangement end dcsign, the
display will excel In beauty the most suc'
cessiul efforts Of the pytotechnist.. Arches
OF aspipe can DO thrown across theutreets,
designs Of endless variety can be placed
upon the business houses, factories and
dwellings, nlltbepeople joining in friendly
rivalry TO turn natural gas to the best &C
count as decoration for the night. III
This gorgeous spectacle will have Its
practical side, II will bs one Of the great
cot Of the drawing cerda, for to brilliant
beauty 1t will add the fascination OF On
incompatible novelty. Then 1t will nat
urally sugeest the unapproached econ.
omic value Of natural gas ior the house.
hold and tho factory. There will be
Thousands hero 10 whom the induatrial
use OF natural gas, ita countless CON
veniences and economies will for the first
tlmo be revealed as The great new factor
In American manufactures. No pains
will be spared to bring here at the time Of
tho Reunion mon Of capital and entcr'
prise, in tho hope OF inducing them to
cast thar lot with us.
is great opportunity Tor Wheeling,
and every dollar spent in furthering the
Reunion will be bread cest upon the
waters. Turn or the gar, and letter
shine! Isl, 4,
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"a Novel Way OF Popping tho Question.
Neo York SIN. & 2s,U .lst ,.t
Ayoung Aberdonian, baahiul, but dos
perstely III love, finding that no notice
was taken of his visits 10 tho house Of his
sweetheart, summoned up sufficient cour.
age to address the fair one thus: n
"Jean, was here on Monday NIGHT"
SAY. 70 were that" replied she.
can l was here on Tuesday nicht,"
"eo ye were"
"An' I was here on Wednesday," con.
tinued the ardent youth.
"Ay,, an ye were here on Tuesday NIGHT
San I was here last NIGHT"
"An' what ABBOTT 1t, even If 20 came
every nicht?"
"What ABBOTT it, did ye gay? Did ye no
begin 10 smell q rat?" q. &
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large amounts going into railroads and
other fixed investments, money 10 plenty
for those who are entitled to credit, gen
crafty business Is on solid foundation
and confidence sbounds. Had 1t not
been 80 the Fdelity's fall would have top
pied over good many other bricks, and
Thousands would have been lamentng
their iosaes. 4, ~
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LADIES will find relief from headache,
costiyenees, swimming in tho head, collie,
sour stomach, restlesaness, indigestion,
constant or periodical sick headache, weak
negs in the hack or kidneys, pain in the
shoulders and different parts Of the body,
q feeling Of lassituhe and dependency by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator. It 10
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and
ig not injurious to the most delicate con-
atitution. Mwrsw
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DIED.

W., tl1 DIED.
SM1TH-0n Thursday, June %, 1857. at 2 o'clock
S I'm. susANSAH wite OF James Smith, aged g
years and 2 months eIt. sis
Funeral from her late residence In Bea#eod,
Saturday morning att o'clock. 1ntcrmeut at
ut. Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to
attend ~
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EtHslra odteue. l'- Hl III s..
swell, really, I must BIO going" said
Mra. A. 10 Mrs. b. "Oh, don't 20 yet"
politely responded Mrs. B. au ahc rose
from her seat and started towards the
door. "Oh, | must" returned Mrs. A.,
''its most hali-past ten; it's growing late. =
.Yes, it Is pretty late, but, don't GO" was
the answer. But she took the hint and
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FROM TIE PUBLISHERS.
Some Strong Work from Good rens-James
Freeman Clhrke's .HI.tfe md Times oil

Some Strong Work from Good rens-James
Freeman Clarke's "Lite and Times Of
r Jesus." gEe 4 3515f < ~
Students will never tire Of exploring the
depths Of all that lies about tho work Of
tho God.Man; writer's will always find the
thome fascinating, and no claas Of litera-
ture will ever DO 30 sure Of vide reading.
Lives OF Christ, commentaries Of every
sort on the Bible narrative, have not been
wanting, Still the theme Invites, and the
beat talent Ia attracted to 1t. In tho "Liie
and Times OF Jeaus," Mr.. James freeman
Clarke has performed a great service to
every ono who feels an interest, religious
or critical, In the absorbing subject Of
which no treats. The author says bis pur.
pose Is ITO reproduce the times In which
Jesus appeared, the characters who eur
rounded him, the opinions, be!ie!s, and
prejudicea Of the Jewish aects and PEG.
ple." With this background skilliully
worked In, be throws upon the canvas
the great historic figure. The work eau.
not fail 10 fulfill the author'a "slncerc de-
aire that II may help some open minds
into deeper faith in the common mas
ter."-Lte & Shepard, Boston. Stanton &
Davenport, Wheeling.
Thoee who are fortunate enough 10 read
Miss Frances Courtenay Bayier's charm.
ing international novel, ION Both Sides"
do not need 10 DO told that she has tho
noyeist's instinct and understands the
art OF refreshing refined minds. "Behind
the Blue Ridge" Is not leas auccessiul as %
novel, and 1t deals with typea Of rugged
humanity that never fail 10 attract. The
story is told with great skill, 30 that there
10 no chance for tho interest TO log. For
scenery painting, touches OF alternate
pathos and humor, Behind the Blue
Ridge" will hold It's own with the best Of
good works. The dialect Of the Virginia
mountaineers, about which thersis home.
ly charm thatis handled with skill. Thisia
not tho only evidence, the writer knows
we'll tho people among whom abe plants
her imaginary people. Miss Baylor has
come to stay, and she must be numbered
among tie high grade American novel
lists Of tho time. J. B. LippincoH & Co.,
Philadelphia. Stanton & Davenport, Wheel
ing +
Sophie Mays books Tor young people
have a we'll deserved popularity. What
ever this writer produces is pure, Of noble
/ motive and entertaining. She knows how
| to take hold OF the fancy and lead it esp.
tive, and her readers always become her
friends. "Drone's Honsy," novel, ie
the FIRST OF series OF "Grown.Up" booka,
intended, SO the names implies, for the
young people who are not 30 young sc
they naed 10 be. 1t 10 swoetly told
story, with great deal OF incident and
some good character drawing in 1t.
"Drone's Honey" Is the good beginning o!
a series Of pleasing promise.-Lse & Shep'
ard, Boston, Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Court Of Ohio County, West VII.

4 oA4AAocAONEho NO11CC. ...
In, In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. West VII.
Kate Carter
William A. Carter in his own right ! III Chaucery,
and as administrator Of s.. II. i.
Carter, deceased, and Others.
BY virtue OF an order entered in the above en-
htled cause on INC 9th day Of April 1851 1t Is re-
TERED to the UNDERSIGNED Commissioner OF tho
said Court. to take, State and report III account
HirstSrhc amount due and unpaid on the note
ior 81 orc 90 and the deed of trust securing Tie ZANE
on the eta day Of August, 1850, and how much
thereof Is due 10 the plaintiff and how much 10
the estate o. K D. Carter, deceased
tecond-Thc real O tate owned by s Il b. Carte,
az tae tine o. ats Death and what were toe iieds
thereon at the time sgalnsl tho same, aud The prI.
critics thereof. iI-gg'-l 81 +.
Third What liens, II any, have been created BY
the heiss OF the said 4 II. b. Carter, deceased, Oh
theit Interests In said real estate, aud TO whom
payable. With the amounts and prloiills thereof.
FonIth-The persons who arr tho heirs al law Of
inc SAID .. Il. B. Carter, deceased and as iueh arc
entitled TO Share In his real estate, together with
me s, shares 4t to which they arc entitled.
flth-lhe rents and profits OF said Iea, estate
since the death OF the said $. Il. D. Garter do.
ceased, by whom received and how and TO whom
PAID !lfa E-s' 3 s. $50 .75aHlr1i .....
sixth.The amount OF said rents aud ptoats to
which The esfaic Of the said r. D. Carter aeceated
titled 5s=T.i .'sFrfs -. - ~
Seyenth-Whether or not the real estate o! The
said s. II. i. Carter, deceased, eau be pa!!tloufd
among those entitled thereto 80 as TO assign In
Klnu me p!alntlnB dover IN the shares OF her do.
ceased husband IN said real estate, and the value
Of said dover right. 80
, Eghth-The amount OF tho person Al state 0! The
saiu e. 2. y: carter deceased, that cano Into the
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by virtue Of a deed OF .sus. made by james
Rice 70 the undersigned trustee, dated on Ihe l7ih
day OF June, IN the year 1881, and recorded in ihe
office Of the CLERK Of the County Court OF MaIshSll
county, Yes, Elginla IN Deed OF Trast Roos NJ
folio o, will sell at public auction al the i,oS.
door Of the Court Honsa Of Mar,hall cnilniv N"'
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The above sale has been continued until Julvo
1857, Al same time and place. lr.N
leo --.l- --u-- iNOS. O,RRIEN. -rt,,Lna-
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". II. HAILrE, Auc!iuueer.
The undersigned desiring that tho pront,,,
above mentioned may sell for as much ~ possiSSs
agree to unto with the trustee In decd 10 H.
purchaser. 9. ROBERT A. MCUARE''
~ myl7 N. o. McCARE,
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.s4s-il GUt - II.-.1l,a ~ 2 l7si1gls
! DREAKFAsT ,nUDGET.

The Japanese make CHEESE from beans
and peas. i,4E3
4 cloves are left In pantry the red ants
will 20 out. s{s
Tho Irishmen OF San Franclnco are about
10 start q school OF Gaelic. ~,
Whitehall, Mich, folks go to Wab.a.
gun.a.gee and Skee.boe-ne.bis for recrea.
ton. B, 81 3 i..i3
Tho latest compilations arc said to show
n total OF over 10000 inmates confined in
penal institutions in this country.
A minister In Somerset county, Maine,
has his eermons printed monthly and
sonds them to those Of his parishioners
who do not 20 to church. lii.
Tho postmaster OF Green Lake, Mich,
has become famous, not because he Is the
oldest or youngest living postmaster, but
because he recently ate twensy.thYee
bananas at one sitting.
A o'clock, manufactured especially for
Egypt and other countrtea where laGiuess
Ia encouraged, strikes the hour twice In
succession, The first striking simply acts
IS q warning Tor attention. ,,a'a 5
Wullhu onltnt u COWBOY IN inc SLAkeu
Plains, Texas, was shot In the head some
months ago and has recovered with the
exception that he Ia unable TO connect
spoken words. He can write with ease.
Arecsntly published novel opens one Of
It's chapters with: "The neon was shining
resplendently; suddenly It's light waa
totally obscured; man OF about forty
stood before hor''-a new explanation Of
tho lunar eclipse. 8sF
An Illinois woman got shut up in fold.
ing bed and was nearly smothered to
death. She says the next time an agent
comes 10 her houso with modern i'm.
provement she will collect hair enough to
stuff On old-fashioned mattress. a.
A Frenchman recently rode into Water.
vile, Me-, driving big Newfoundland
dog hitched to email two.wheeled cart,
which the animal had hauled inside oil
three days from q town in Canada, q dis.
lance Of about $50 milea. The owner said
the dog could oute.rip In days journey
the best Of horses. s5'
10
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TnUsTER's SALE.
T,RUsTEE's SALE. !

Nv rI,,ro n, a scaa a, ,,,.,
Echstrnth 10 me a. trustee datei "su.: Shatlea
recorded In tho ollco OF tho tNs,k ~ hIi y. laa,
Court OF Ohio county, WcHt VIRGINIA ins nnouhty
Trust Book No l6, page 255 will srli q, ueeu o.
front door Of tho Court House Of said co, hel1h
~ ;, >"1aSto On
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY OF JUNE, 1857
commencing Al 10 O'Clock A. H., tho tollovIns A..
scribed property, that Is 10 nav. The Snnth ue'
three feet OF Lot number Eleven in sons,. miy'
Der Six In tho city OF Wheeling Ohio ronn,a auni'
Va and In that part OF said oily iormc,. y,
the Town OF South Wheeling, .a'ea
TERMS or 8ALe-o ne.thtfd and rs much ,,,..
the purchaser elects u pay IN cash o, Tho ia,
The balance In two equal install mentS naSaRs@ie
ono and two years from the day Of sale WIN ~ u
est from that day the purchaser 10 give III WY.
for tho deferred payments and secure ina nVs
deed oil trust upon tho property, and inrM,SSeI
policies upon tho buildings 10 the RatiAi"n,nna
The trustee. ~ H-IlnS'I W h W
Tito believed good, but sGllIng AZ tr,,s,so ,A.,
convey only tho tito vested III mo aahl
asE'l.rT'sTg W. J. W, CUWDES. T,r,,..
W. II, HkILxa, AuetiaHaes. N.Y.
-. 49,, =, --------------@A9
|HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LEATHEp'
j. WOOD PROPERTY, 6T - "
ny virtue OF 4 deed Of trust made by yK,u,,o,..
y. McCAbe with Robert A. McCEbg, hnr hnsS'aSas
10 nc As trustee dated April 49, 1851, ana r.cost
In tho ollco Of tho Clerk OF tho County to",,
Ohio county West yItgiuA, In deed OF Inst NY "
No. u, page hla shall sell at public sue,io ny
q VI 4 SATURDAY, JUNE ~. 1897
I. ." ~. 40 iaa''
commencing a. 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of tho front doo,
OF tnN JDuft IOuAe OF kAlu EOllnty, thu
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T , EGAL NOTICE.
4 ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Z. >WHEELING, ". Va June |, lSa"
Tho undersigned having been duly qualified and
appointed Administrators OF the estate 0! Z. J.
Stone. deceased. hereby notify MI persons
holding ciatns against faid estate to present the
same properly certified, without delay; aud all
persons indebted to said estate to call and settle
inside Of thirty days. TO-.
AL IA; N! y i ". +. BToEE,
III, 1850 Main Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
]. T. BTOEE,
1eroAW 10A Main Street, Wheeling, v. Va.
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Y,RUSrFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, Mar.
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SATURDAY, .4th DAY OF sEprEMBER, ISL

commencing at ten o'clock A. w. a certain ttart NJ
lund situate on tho waters Of Hickman. A branch
Of Fish creek, IN aatShall county, West Virginia
aud bounded us follows: Beginning az Il hiStors
corner To s1td kice IN the Marshall nd Wttyrl ron
" line Dorth S9o we.t t45 poles TO stone Mia IN
FLAWS line; thence north 20 cast 69% pO'es IN
stake aud ". Q. bush Id road, III ag!e.t corne.
between Peterson, Rice and Flaw: thence sonih
SIo west 2, poles 10 stone near thu road: ,beucc
north A' west 70 poles TO atone; thence south 65a
west Il poles to sit oak; thence south 25a weSt IN
poles 70 Il hickory; thence north $50 west q poles
10 ". U. corner between Rice and Flaw: thence
south So west l0l}a poles to bush corner OF VAi
tnttne B'0nan: thence north Il poles to q stone
within one rod OF q sugar marked as corner;
thence north 4tO west II poles TO stone Ia Beeer
line OH north bank Of Aickmau; thence with said
Inc noyta 23 east 50 poles to stone near rfuc:
thence south 6is east IS poles 10 Il ". O.; thence
s5N east 16 poles to ". o.. thence north Az esSt
S6 poles to drain: thence north 4lo east u poles
to red oak; thence north l7S east g. roles 10 a
red oak; thence north B0o cast 26 poles 10 bush.
thence north SO cast IS poles 10 il sugar: thence
south e40 east 1s6 poles TO the temporary line and
with the same south 90 east rs poles 10 he bep.a.
ming, containing four hundred aud seven acres
and three-ioutths OF an acre, be the same more 0,
less. 8, en- Tx ,.l;s;G ~ al, !. -
TERMS OF sAIE-oneha.i OF the purchase
money aud rs much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay cash. and the residue In one year with
interest thereon hom tho Gay OF sale the pur.
tho title 10 be retained or deed o! trust given TO
stcnle the deferred payment.
Title believed 10 be good, but selling as trustee
Will only sell and convey such title Is vested In
me. = = Z. .t...,s JOHN J, JONES
je20 sitstai ITITt Trustee.
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raj d. z. " @. Railroad. al. IS
Bellaise & 2nnesvllle Through Passenger leaves
Belairo at $40 a. m arrives ut Bellaire at D, m.
W6odiae'd Passenger leaves Bciiuirc ut 40 D,
NJ. arrives at Eellaire at $40 a m. :. :, 5I':.'- r.
summerGeld Accommodation leaves Hellslro at
l:CO p. m. arrives at Bellaire ut 1876 a. m, ,r
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.suNDAis-Leavc At 100 a. IN. and run every
q: NJ and run every hour until 10 p. M, sxcent
Church Tr,,ins, which will leave the Park At 1.Ssa
m, and Wheeling ut l2:l6 p. m. & j ~ =
= np5d E5- fsSaIt'fis O, EtRSGH, Superfntpndert 3
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TRAYElEgs' GUIDE,

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
On TRA1ES-on and aitcr May %, 1gS7-FxrIi-
NATION op RRFKKESCE MAa1s. .Daily. tsunday
excepted. monday excepted. Eastern Standard
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NEW ADv =: Il 6,

UMMER Neutrality-suspicious.
~ desiring boa,d for the summer can DO accom-,
nodated by applying to Mrs. Il. PHILLIPS, Oak.
land. Garrett county, Nd. Terms, SIX dollars q
week G084 lH al21f, tlafHgst 49, ~ Jg9is ,.
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ny virtue Of a deed Of trust made hy yxrgu,o,,.
y. McCAbe vi th Robert A. MeCNbG, her hnsn1nSS
70 INC As trustee. dated April 49, 1881, and rco,tS
In tho otico Of tho Clerk oil tho County TON. ~
Ohio county We:t Virginia. In deed OF tr,ts hoo y
TIM highest bidder on atH...I .'I---' Ne"en W
The Press., 1887-11-17
George A. Miner, Hartford shoemaker

George A. Miner, Hartford shoemaker, was arrested on Monday on suspicion of being implicated in several recent burglar. ies throughout the state. He has been in state prison for burglary, and since his release has continued to work there under contract for Marcy Brothers & Go. It is believed he was the burglar who entered Newton & Robertson's store last week and Hunt & Holbrook 8 two weeks since. and it is also believed he committed the Ken sington bank robbery, the East Hartford post office burglary, and possibly the Haddam robbery. The day after the Kensington bank robbery he was flush with money; the morning after the East Hartford post office he had lot of pen. nies and postage stamps, and some of the stamps were in his possession when arrest. ed. He was put under eooo ,o,,.,. .,,, next Saturday He is about S 50 years VonuS old i
 .-.od;,,,, ha;oht ra hildren. He is about .a0dv comnIexion ther thick set, has 6 eoab eo and light-colored mus
The Press., 1887-11-17
The staTford National Blank

The meeting of bank stockholders and depositors held last Saturday was adjourn ed to the Springs House parlors because of the numbers brought out by the call.
 The gathering made formal organization by choosing as chairman W. M. Corbin of Hartford and as secretary J. F. Chamber
 lin of Stafford Springs. Col. Joslyn pre- faced his report with an explanation that it was a copy of the substance of his state ment to the treasury department at Wash ington, whose agent he was, and that while it was no part of his duty to report to the stockholders, he had deemed it to be fair that his first statement of the condition in which he found matters should be heard by them. He read statement as follows: